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PowerHouseDan · 2004-10-21 22:23:12

Whats the best program for writing c++ and running them?

21-10-2004 10:23pm

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Whats the best program for writing c++ and running them?

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#2 21-10-2004 10:29pm

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Writing: A compiler.
Running: An operating system.

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#3 21-10-2004 10:37pm

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<Less sarcastically> probably Borland C++ (latest version) is the thing you might want to invest in. As doodle said though, (kinda) any operating system will run your program if you are using a compiler on that OS.

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#4 21-10-2004 10:40pm

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Dev C++ is free and should be lovely for a beginner ( I'm just guessing )

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#5 22-10-2004 2:08pm

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doodle_sketch wrote:

Writing: A compiler.
Running: An operating system.

You don't write a programme in a compiler! :rolleyes:
I use Vim. It rocks. Though it's probably not the best for a newbie, but if you're going to be doing a lot of programming, then you will find it fantastically handy once you pick up how it works.

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